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- Massive desecration of Parish cemetery

- City ambulance service could start October 1

- Council warned against "garish" development

- Show home damaged; three men sentenced

- Mayor hits flak on cultural survey

- City and Sturgeon discuss fire agreement

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- Still no strike at Sturgeon General

- New Chinese restaurant opens in Sturgeon Plaza

- Quote

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- Edmonton back at annexation hearing

- GM dealership approved in principle

- Phone rings off hook on trailer dump station

- Around Town

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- ERPC staff proposes 12 month clamp down on acreages

- Westward Ho for new Macleod's manager

- Auxiliary hospital sometime in 1980's

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- LaRose development concerns resident

- Bench advertising franchise

- Around Town

- Local News

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- The Gazette REFLECTS

- OTTAWA and Small Business

- Bumper harvest worries U.S. farmers

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- Transportation ministers meet Hall tomorrow

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- Fragmentation may spell demise of TV as mass medium

- Change to electronic money will be gradual

- Local News

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- What BACM's annexation proposal is all about

- Supper Lions hold twenty - fifth charter night

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- Senior Citizens plan summer trips

- New books at Public Library

- Parsonally Speaking

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- Hire a student

- CIDA studying Caribbean resort

- "Hot springs" for teens

- Local News

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- Wes Penner is first election candidate

- Economics integrated into U.S. high school classes

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- Chemistry test results show improvement

- Singles group welcomes members

- Babysitting registry

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- "Why Shoot the Teacher" is sad, funny

- "The Other Side of Midnight" - slimy sex, cluttered cliches

- Barter Theatre, to stage chilling thriller

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- Family film favorites plus Klondike specials

- Klondike Days production

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- The spirit of '98

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- Bogart featured at Cinematheque 16

- Prose, poetry readings at Gallery

- Klondike movie special

- Theatre 3 holds auditions

- Local News

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- "Bionic" limbs?

- Insurers know cost of crime

- False advertising

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- Jean Begley writes:

- Buying an auto coffee maker? - Don't

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- Demand increases price of tea

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- Horse show at Namao points up growth of horse industry

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- Cannons finish on top in Bantam soccer

- Navajos capture Peewee soccer title

- Calahoo ball tourney this weekend

- Sailfish swamp opponents in Hinton

- Calahoo Peewees advanced to Alberta fastball finals

- Fastball Playoffs

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- Girls fastball teams lose in zones

- Recreation program

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- Molson's hole in one

- Sturgeon Valley men's Fastball League Standings as of July 5

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- Two teams announced

- Local News

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- Kings win Bantam crown in upset

- Baseball Sunburst league Standings

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- Alcomdale sewer plant to be finanaced

- Water problem for Evergreen

- Sturgeon Regional Rec. Dept

- PAMI tests pneumatic grain conveyor

- 10" water line approved

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- Lamoureux's take over Macleods

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- Morinville drops pair to Linaria

- Flower arranging tips given at Calahoo WI

- Linda Wessanger wins four events in Gymkhana

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- Vimy News

- Namao News

- Successful supper held Namao

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- Morinville Memos

- Morinville Library News

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- Bon Accord News

- Legal Locals

- Sunnyside News

- Sports Day

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